It features a vent in the back of the seat beneath the head restraint that blows warm air at the occupant’s neck. It’s also speed-related, blowing harder the faster the car goes to keep people ...

Children must now remain in a booster seat until they are 9 years old, (previously 8 years old). Children under 2 years old and weighing less than 40 pounds must be in a rear-facing car seat ...

Do you actually need to warm your car up before driving it in cold weather ... options such as a heated steering wheel and heated seats that all but eliminate the need to have a warmed-up engine.” ...

A graphic showing the difference between a child properly and improperly strapped in a car seat. (Courtesy/Colorado Department of Transportation) For toddlers and older children: Buckle the child into ...

CDOT While putting your child in the car seat, here are some tips to keep them warm. This includes: For infants and smaller children: Place a blanket over the child after buckling them into the ...